At £70 more - oddly you usually get more if you spend more

I don't ever blame the young lads that they employ, it's greedy management that are pushing them to sell these ridiculous cables/insurance/set up DVD's.

It's a detrimental system that both puts pressure on the employee to hit a target on scam-type peripherals, and pressure on the customer to buy stuff they don't actually need. I'm surprised this type of selling still exists to be honest.. :neutral_face:

for 199.99 get the lg 320w wireless 4.1 soundbar. has more channels, surround sound, wireless, bluetooth, optical and hdmi connectivity, more powerful and a better design.

I bought this soundbar today and a Currys geek gave the same **** that I needed a special cable for £50.
When I pointed out that it was just an optical cable which you can buy on Amazon for £5 he immediately offered £20 off and assured me these cables were special, lol

Curry's/PCworld eBay had this at £153 I sent them a message that it's cheaper direct and they reduced it to £109 (New other) I got it for £99 with voucher but it only has box damage its absolutely new.

My parents have this model and it seems quite decent. Connects to their LG TV without using cables and works flawlessly.

I have to agree got this soundbar instore and its a great piece of kit links in with the lg TV and sounds fantastic.

I am using this model and very happy, looks and sounds very good. Recommend. Price is good too

Hey guys, would I lose much functionality if I connected this to my Samsung smart tv? I want a wireless sub but don't wanna pay the over inflated prices of the Samsung branded ones. thanks

had to hook my samsung tv with an optical cable even thou i have arc

i have this and very plesed. hooked up to Samsung tv with hdmi and optical. volume and on/off with tv remote work great. got the wireless sub behind the sofa. heat

My dads got this and I'm thinking of getting it. Is there any other codes off to make it even cheaper ? I've searched and seen a upto 5% off at top cash back but not sure how much of the 5% it will be